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Learn from the experts at bridal seminar (Orangeville Banner) - Brides, mothers of brides, bridal party and anyone else involved in the preparations for a wedding won't want to miss the second annual Orangeville Bridal Seminar.

Our Fall Car Care special section is now available on this Web site. (Perry County News) - The Perry County News regularly includes special sections in its print edition, and those special sections are posted here, as well. Just look on the left side of this page for the list, which includes sections on seniors, brides, home improvement, Little League players and other topics.

Polygamous Settlement Defies State Crackdown (New York Times) - Authorities attempted to bring a semblance of secular order to a polygamous community straddling the Arizona-Utah border, but the law is still being defied, they say.

USA: Regulate Marriage Broker Industry -- Protect Immigrant Brides Against Domestic Violence (Amnesty International) - Each year thousands of women come to the United States through International Marriage Broker firms. These women known as "mail order brides" are especially at risk of abuse, including violence and even murder.

Brides may be no match for Sox (Post-Tribune) - After 13 months of meeting with florists, listening to DJs and sorting through photographers, Kevin Kosek and Krista Albertson will finally tie the knot today.

Danger woman (The Observer) - Nuns, prostitutes, topless brides of Dracula, Mary Magdalen and now a 500-year-old witch ... Monica Bellucci is cinema's most beautiful multitasker. Mark Salisbury joins her on set in Paris and talks motherhood, nudity and why she thrives on risk.

Has Syria been 'blixed'? (Gulf News) - Detlev Mehlis, head of the UN commission charged with investigating the assassination of Rafik Hariri, has told the German magazine Der Stern that he knew his report would grease the US-led campaign against Syria and now understands how Hans Blix, former UN weapons inspector, must have felt in the run-up to the invasion of Iraq.

Sunday with ... Rizalman (The Star Online) - Sundays are hectic for designer Rizalman Ibrahim. With a thriving empire that includes a couture line, ready-to-wear boutiques and his bridal salon, weekends are often spent getting brides-to-be ready for their big day.

Pets don Halloween costumes for a furry cause (Summit Daily News) - BRECKENRIDGE - Even though they probably won't be trick-or-treating, pets can still join in on the Halloween festivities by getting into costume and mugging for the camera.

Hold your wedding in a winter wonderland (Telegraph.co.uk) - This season's major fashion influences are also perfect for adding glamour and style to your special day, writes Hilary Alexander.